Probstein Kept Under Armed Guard in Federal Case
In a federal tax probe linked to Teamster President James R. Hoffa, Probstein remains under armed custody as witnesses testify. The grand jury investigation continues, focusing on conspiracy obstruction of justice and subornation of perjury. details remain guarded.
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Washington
Armen
Cro
Ievesticaton
Jame R. Holiang
Dina
U Probstein
Marsti
Stiri
Cui
Pasate Y Ot
Hrabstein
Firing squads execute two OAS terrorists near Paris
In a forest clearing on the outskirts of Paris two men convicted of links with the OAS were executed by firing squad. The men cried defiant statements as the shots rang out, amid a security push from President de Gaulle to crush the Algeria-based violence. The executions affect prospects of clemency for allied leaders including Edmont Jeuhaud, the former general.
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Paris
OPT
Nive
Cidade Prigts
Algeria
Whitestown building to fall for Whitestown parking site
The former building once owned by Charles Allen in Whitestown is being torn down to clear space for a 25 car parking site. Volunteers from the American Legion and local patrons are assisting as work progresses day by day, with no set completion date announced.
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Charles Allen
Whitestown
Tre Winieshean American Lega
Newnan
Noah Berkett
Isly Adigtent
Nosh Burkett
Ite
Wiite-cown
Ec Joy
Senate Deals JFK Setback in Foreign Aid Fight
The Senate moved to cut foreign aid, voting 72 to 1 to remove assistance tied to Communist nations from a Kennedy bill. The move, opposed by Secretary of State Rusk, blocs support from Senate leaders and derails parts of the administration package aimed at Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia.
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Washington
UPN
George W. Ball
Bail
Senate
Yaceslavia
Walihngton
UPD
Senate Democrat
Omusten
Cen
Yulista
Mike Martefield
Sen Sourke
Supralhon
Kennedy
Odd-shaped Letters Banned by Post Office Regulation
The U S Post Office announces a 1962 ban on mail under three inches high or four and a half inches long. Regulators cite automating machines as the reason and say the public will not be unduly inconvenienced by the size limits starting January 1962.
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Aashingt Hs Pox
Nts
Reading Inside The Reporter alfalfa experiments page four
The Reporter runs Bro Wayne Whitehead on pollinating alfalfa today with experiments described. City police share vacation safety tips for travelers returning home. Mrs. Robert McCutehan reviews the Cap ttet 101 by a veteran Scripps Howard newspaperman. Editorials span taxes safety and pool safety in the page four feature.
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Wayne Whitehead
Robert McCutehan
Scripps Howard Newspapermien
Stock trading slows to crawl with mixed gains
A quiet trading session saw subdued activity after a week of volatility as several big names shifted slightly. United Carbon and Hercules Powder led mixed moves while Continental and other industrials edged ahead, with electronics showing modest gains and aircraft shares fluctuating.
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Fastman Kelak
United Carbon
Hercines
Continental
Litton
Tor Motorola
Beckman
Six Flee from Honor Farms
Six prisoners escaped from an Indiana State Prison honor farm near Michigan City after overpowering a guard. The three named inmates include Donald E. Leslie, John Edgell, and Harlan Griswold. Police cornered two others in woods as a helicopter spotter aided the manhunt. The escape followed another breakout the same night from a nearby honor farm.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Indiana
Here
Donald E. Leslie
Greencastle
John Edgell
Indianapols
Harlan Griswold
Lane
Aidh Mill
Summit Honor Fac
Redgell
Leslie
West Honor Farm
David E. Snyder
Bloomington
Otis
Ward Lane
Co-Champions Crowned In National Spelling Bee
In Washington two young competitors, a boy from Har din Illinois and a girl from Roswell New Mexico, shared the national crown after a tense five-word contest. The see-saw finale ended with both spelling accurately to claim the title.
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Washington
Hardin, IL
Roswell, N. M
July 4th Committee Set Plans for 1962 Gala
Ed Byrd, president, says a final planning meeting for the five day Old Settlers ceremonies will be held tonight at 7 30 in City Building. Local groups and individuals are urged to attend to finalize this year’s Fourth celebration agenda.
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Ed Byrd
Byrd
Prosecutor Brennan Denies Payoff Ties Amid Envelopes Mystery
South Bend Indiana prosecutors and officials unfold a web of allegations surrounding a sealed envelope claimed to hold 35 000. St Joseph County prosecutor Pat Brennan denies any payoff link as former Lake County figures face grand juries. Nusbaum and Solmos describe offers and a furtive delivery behind the courthouse as part of a widening inquiry into political and legal misconduct.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
St Joseph County
Faixe
Nty
John Solmos
Brennan
Solmos
Walkerton
Ft. A. Nushaum
Nushaum
Lake County
Solmes
Bat
Nusbaum
Solmes Sa
Jay Goldberg
Justice Department
Hammond
Selmos
Ier Nusbaum
Indiana Prosecutors’ Association
National District Attorneys’ Association
Northwest Indiana Crime Commission
Indiana Supreme Court
Metro Holovachka
Holovachka
Soimos Ise
GOP aide in Estes scandal fired amid leak claims
Washington A GOP aide, Robert Manuel, minority counsel to the Estes subcommittee, is fired for leaking an Agriculture Department report about Billie Sol Estes to the New York Herald Tribune. Manuel admitted the leak and warned the panel could walk out if the majority upholds the dismissal.
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Washington
Uph
House
Billie Sol Estes
United Press International
Robert Manuel
Gust Manuel
Estes
Manuel
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Texas’ Grand Jury
James T. Relph
Agriculture Department
Tickets Listed For Barbecue Slated June 14
Tickets for this year’s Boone 4H Barbecue go on sale at several Lebanon and Boone County locations. In Thorntown, tickets are available from Home National Bank and Frank Nay Insurance. Lebanon outlets include Boone County Farm Bureau Coop, Farm Bureau Insurance, Lebanon Reporter, Citizens Bank, Duff Farm Management, Sugar Bowl, Boone County Hardware, Akerman Drug, Union Federal Savings and Loan, Boone County State Bank, and Boone REMC office. Proceeds support the 4H Building and program.
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Lebanon
Beeoe
Thorntown
Home National Bank
Frank Nay Insurance Company
Boone County Farm Bureau Coop
The
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Lebanon Reporter
Citizens Bank
Duff Farm Management
Sugar Bowl
Boone County Hardware
Akerman Drug Store
Union Federal Savings and Loan Association
Boone County State Bank
Boone Remc
Building Activity in Lebanon First Five Months
A breakdown shows Home Improvements and Building totaling 178306 dollars, Commercial Building and Improvement 165151 dollars, and Industrial Building 526300 dollars, reflecting activity across sectors.
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Lebanon
Local Pathologist To Lecture Before Federal Seminar
Dr. J. W. Newberne of Py man Moore Company has been invited by the Agriculture Research Service to speak at a national post graduate seminar for state federal regulatory veterinarians. The session will be held at the National Disease Laboratory in Ames, focusing on privately financed research and its impact on industry and public welfare.
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J. W. Newberne
Pyman-Moore Company
Agriculture Research Service
USDA
National Disease Laboratory
Ames
Laws
Doctor Newberne
Lions Hogies Coming Back Hogie Bonanza Opens Booths Near Square
Lions Hogies return with a Hogie Bonanza at Boone County porthouse on the square. The stand opens Friday at 1 a.m. and stays open until 7 p.m. Saturday service runs until supplies run out. Customers can watch hoagies made on site. Hogies were absent last year but back due to demand. Chairman Harry Voorhis. Cotharman Lowell Hunter. Tables and chairs for dine‑in. Soft drinks available.
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Eoponent
Liang Chin
Fo Hee
Boone County
Lions
Hoagie Committee
Harry Voorhis
Cotharman
Lowell Hunter
Blackwood On Way to Boone and Johnson Faces Trial
Sheriff Earnest Richardson expects two visitors this weekend. Robert A. Johnson, 26, Indianapolis, to be brought back for armed robbery trial linked to a gang terrorizing the area three years ago, including a October 16, 1980 incident at a parking lot. He had escaped from Boone County and was recaptured in Carmel before reentry to Pendleton Reformatory. Traci Jack Blackwood, 53, formerly of Zionsville, arrested in Chicago, wanted for Boone County rape and Hamilton County charges. Hamilton County may hear that case first. bond forfeiture tied to a prior disappearance. Authorities note no arraignment date yet.
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Sherif Earnest Richardson
Robert A. Johnson
Indianapolis
Johnson
Indianapois
Donald Hughes
Uetober
Buone County
Ishi
Marvin County
Hamulin County
Tome
Carmel
Boone County
Pendleton Reformatory
Traci Jack Blackwood
Zionsville
FBI
Chiabo
Barkwood
Boone
Hamilton County
Richardson
Blackwood
Paul Johnson Jr
Daffynitions Split Personality King and Deuce Man
A humorous description of a man who alternates between feeling like a king and the deuce from one day to the next, highlighting a quirky mood swing in a playful dictionary-style entry.
Alma McNeal Retires After 33 Years in Lebanon Music
Miss Alma McNeal retires from Lebanon City Schools ending a 33 year local teaching career in music. A resident of Atanta Indiana, she taught 38 years total starting at Mt Pulaski Mt Pleasant Utah and later contributed operettas and grade school chorus programs. She plans to spend more time visiting and staying in Lebanon with church involvement and community music work.
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Alma McNeal
Lebanon
Miss McNeal
Kenneth Underwood
Lebanon City
Atanta
Ind
Mt. Pulaski
Mise
Dramapolis
Maas McNeal
Ated
First Baptist Church
MMU
First United Presbyterian Church
Sigma Delta Pi
Florentine Chuir
Lebanow
March Totals Highlight $559 100 Top For Year
City building activity in Lebanon shows 39 737 in the first five months excluding government work with March alone totaling 559 100 in building permits. Weather and labor supply drive early year permits, with projections of a near million dollar year as June through August look strong. In nearby county areas Zionsville and Whites Town expand, razing older structures for new homes and subdivisions along I 65 and SR 47.
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Lebanon
Ret Sterling
Zionsville
Whitestown
Brothers Held In Twin Killing In Indianapolis Tavern Fight
Police in Indianapolis arrested Raleigh Sizemore and his brother Robert after a tavern brawl left two sets of brothers dead. Thomas Lee Clivurn, 29, and Henry Clivurn, 31, were identified as the victims. Raleigh Sizemore was wounded in the arm and hospitalized. Authorities said the four men argued in the Macabol Tavern on the near east side before moving outside to the shooting and stabbing.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Thomas Lee Clivurn
Henry
Thomas
Near East Side
Raleigh Sizemore
Robert
Raleigh
General Hospital
Livemore Brothers
Bomber Aims for World Distance Record Flight
A Strategic Air Command BStH bomber streaked across the southern U.S. on the last lap of a flight aimed at setting a new world distance record over a closed circuit course of 11,000 miles without refueling.
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Omaha
UPD
Strategic Air Command
Bsth
U.S
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